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Snake Man Ray Hoser and a Taipan.
Do not be fooled. This female lizard is Tympanocryptis vodafone. Tympanocryptis tolleyi Melville et al. 2019 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis vodafone Hoser, 2019. Lophognathus horneri Melville et al., 2018 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Lophognathus wellingtoni Hoser, 2015 Tympanocryptis argillosa Melville et al. 2019 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis optus Hoser, 2019. Tympanocryptis darlingensis Chaplin, Wilson, Sumner & Melville, 2023 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis deniselivingstonae Hoser, 2019 Tympanocryptis hobsoni Chaplin, Wilson, Sumner & Melville, 2023 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis courtneyleitchae Hoser, 2019 Tympanocryptis einasleighensis Chaplin, Wilson, Sumner & Melville, 2023 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis karimdaouesi Hoser, 2019 Tympanocryptis osbornei Melville et al. 2019 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis lineata Peters, 1863. Tympanocryptis petersi Melville et al. 2019 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis snakebustersorum Hoser, 2019. Tympanocryptis rustica Melville et al. 2019 is an illegally coined junior synonym of Tympanocryptis lachlanheffermani Hoser, 2019. Also it is worth noting that Jane Melville also illegally renamed the genus Melvillesaurea Hoser, 2015 as Tropicagama in 2018 as well. She has been getting people to use that name as correct since then, fully aware that her name is an illegally coined synonym of Melvillesaurea and that Melvillesaurea is in fact the correct genus name. See pages 47-63 here at: https://www.smuggled.com/AJH-72-pages-47-63.pdf
New to science .... more new species of lizards in Australia.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Small and overlooked. New species and subspecies within the Australian skink genera Morethia Gray, 1845 and the closely associated Solvonemesis Wells and Wellington, 1984.. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:3-13.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Pleistocene splits in the Australian Odatria tristis (Schlegel, 1839) species and Pantherosaurus rosenbergi (Mertens, 1957) complexes. The formal identification and naming of a new species and three new subspecies.. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:14-24.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Out from the cold - a new species of Australian Jacky Dragon Amphibolurus Wagler, 1830 from the region near the southern border between South Australia and Victoria as well as a new subspecies from New South Wales and Victoria. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:25-28.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Before we end up with mutts! The formal diagnosis of subspecies within the Sydney basin species, Hoplocephalus bungaroides (Schlegel, 1837) and Amalosia lesueurii (Dumeril and Bibron, 1836). Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:29-34.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Two new subspecies of Mountain Dragon, Rankinia boylani Wells and Wellington, 1984 from New South Wales, Australia. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:35-39.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. A new subspecies of Hesperoedura reticulata (Bustard, 1969) from south-central Western Australia. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:40-42.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Atraserpens, a new genus of Australian small-eyed snakes from Eastern Australia as well as a new subspecies of the Northern Small-eyed Snake Cryptophis pallidiceps (Gunther, 1858) from north-west Western Australia (Serpentes: Elapidae). Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:43-46.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Taxonomic vandalism by Wolfgang Wuster and his gang of thieves. Yet more illegally coined names by the rule breakers for species and genera previously named according to the rules of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:47-63.
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World's first hybrid between a Black-headed Python and a Carpet Python.
See the details in the relevant peer reviewed paper at: https://www.smuggled.com/issue-56-pages-55-56.pdf
New species of small lizard from Australia and north of there. Hoser, R. T. 2024. The inevitable split-up. Carlia sensu-lato (Scincidae), from Australia and New Guinea formally divided, including 15 new genera, 35 new species and 4 new subspecies. ... Australasian Journal of Herpetology 71:1-64.
Published as part of the permanent scientific record. Intellectual property rights reserved. Australasian Journal of Herpetology ®Nomenclatural Acts in Australasian Journal of Herpetology ® Issue 71 Total = 54 Newly named genera (15) Aurantiacolateri Hoser, 2024 Caudabrunneis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris Hoser, 2024 Fasciststatescincus Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata Hoser, 2024 Jacky Hoser, 2024 Neglectscincus Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale Hoser, 2024 Parvabrunneis Hoser, 2024 Striatacorpus Hoser, 2024 Triacarinae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus Hoser, 2024 Whittonscincus Hoser, 2024 Newly named species (35) Carlia adina Hoser, 2024 Carlia michaelmatheri Hoser, 2024 Carlia unt Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara alotauensis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara chimbuensis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara parvus Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara praecipuus Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara tiwi Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus luxbrunneislineam Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris aeriscorpus Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris ferrugineis Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris itishere Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris wereisdat Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata faark Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata itis Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata tasteslikesheet Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata tastywhencrispy Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata wow Hoser, 2024 Jacky hoserae Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale accretio Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale arukidding Hoser, 2024 Striatacorpus nonvidetur Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus abababa Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus albae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus aruserious Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus barelyedible Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus closetonowhereensis Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus crurascabra Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus donoteatit Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus maculanigrae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus orainsignis Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus taediosus Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus tastesterribleyes Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus tenebricephalus Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus thisisserious Hoser, 2024 Newly named subspecies (4) Aurantiacolateri prava languidafemina Hoser, 2024 Aurantiacolateri schmeltzii obscuralinea Hoser, 2024 Carlia boustedi mmm Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus rostralis blacki Hoser, 2024Published as part of the permanent scientific record. Intellectual property rights reserved. Australasian Journal of Herpetology ®
New to science .... more new species of lizards in Australia.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Small and overlooked. New species and subspecies within the Australian skink genera Morethia Gray, 1845 and the closely associated Solvonemesis Wells and Wellington, 1984.. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:3-13.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Pleistocene splits in the Australian Odatria tristis (Schlegel, 1839) species and Pantherosaurus rosenbergi (Mertens, 1957) complexes. The formal identification and naming of a new species and three new subspecies.. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:14-24.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Out from the cold - a new species of Australian Jacky Dragon Amphibolurus Wagler, 1830 from the region near the southern border between South Australia and Victoria as well as a new subspecies from New South Wales and Victoria. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:25-28.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Before we end up with mutts! The formal diagnosis of subspecies within the Sydney basin species, Hoplocephalus bungaroides (Schlegel, 1837) and Amalosia lesueurii (Dumeril and Bibron, 1836). Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:29-34.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Two new subspecies of Mountain Dragon, Rankinia boylani Wells and Wellington, 1984 from New South Wales, Australia. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:35-39.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. A new subspecies of Hesperoedura reticulata (Bustard, 1969) from south-central Western Australia. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:40-42.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Atraserpens, a new genus of Australian small-eyed snakes from Eastern Australia as well as a new subspecies of the Northern Small-eyed Snake Cryptophis pallidiceps (Gunther, 1858) from north-west Western Australia (Serpentes: Elapidae). Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:43-46.
Hoser, R. T. 2024. Taxonomic vandalism by Wolfgang Wuster and his gang of thieves. Yet more illegally coined names by the rule breakers for species and genera previously named according to the rules of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 72:47-63.
STEVE IRWIN WAS AN ANIMAL ABUSER
Animal abuser Steve Irwin was not just cruel to animals, but he was also a police-protected criminal. He got what he deserved when he unlawfully attacked an innoffensive Stingray in 2006 and it defended itself against his criminal abuse in a wildlife conservation zone and the ray managed to kill the attacker. It is scandalous that Irwin's death has been blamed on the Stingray and as some kind of freak attack by the Stingray. It is equally scandalous that many more Stingrays have been killed in revenge attacks since. Steve Irwin's unlawful harassment of wildlife in the name of his TV career was one of his hallmarks. Copycats continue to unlawfully abuse and harass wildlife in order to make money and worse still his family peddle the great lie that Steve Irwin was actually of benefit to the wildlife conservation cause. Nothing could be further from the truth. The Irwin business model was based on getting preceived rivals in the wildlife space raided and shut down at gunpoint, acting as an informant for police in order to be protected from criminal charges and other nefarious practices. The scandalous attempt by his family's business to rewrite history portraying Steve Irwin as some kind of wildlife conservation icon ranks with the attempts to rewrite history by Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime in the 1940's. Steve Irwin's contribution to wildlife conservation was on the same level as Adolf Hitler's contribution to the welfare of Jews. Numerous wildlife conservation organisations and private zoos were either shut down at gunpoint in raids instigated at Steve Irwin's behest, so as to give his businesses a monopoly in the wildlife space. Irwin prostituted himself as some kind of wildlife charity in what was another of his scams. successfully soliciting large donations in cash and/or kind totalling many millions of dollars from the Federal and State governments in Australia and Queensland, simultaneously engineering the effective starvation of rivals in the wildlife business and conservation space.
Animal abuser Steve Irwin was not just cruel to animals, but he was also a police-protected criminal. He got what he deserved when he unlawf
35 new species in one go! That is amazing! Details at: https://www.smuggled.com/AJH-I71-Split.htm
Nomenclatural Acts in Australasian Journal of Herpetology ® Issue 71 Total = 54 Newly named genera (15) Aurantiacolateri Hoser, 2024 Caudabrunneis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris Hoser, 2024 Fasciststatescincus Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata Hoser, 2024 Jacky Hoser, 2024 Neglectscincus Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale Hoser, 2024 Parvabrunneis Hoser, 2024 Striatacorpus Hoser, 2024 Triacarinae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus Hoser, 2024 Whittonscincus Hoser, 2024 Newly named species (35) Carlia adina Hoser, 2024 Carlia michaelmatheri Hoser, 2024 Carlia unt Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara alotauensis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara chimbuensis Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara parvus Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara praecipuus Hoser, 2024 Caudaclara tiwi Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus luxbrunneislineam Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris aeriscorpus Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris ferrugineis Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris itishere Hoser, 2024 Circularisauris wereisdat Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata faark Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata itis Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata tasteslikesheet Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata tastywhencrispy Hoser, 2024 Fortitercarinata wow Hoser, 2024 Jacky hoserae Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale accretio Hoser, 2024 Orangedemale arukidding Hoser, 2024 Striatacorpus nonvidetur Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus abababa Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus albae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus aruserious Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus barelyedible Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus closetonowhereensis Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus crurascabra Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus donoteatit Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus maculanigrae Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus orainsignis Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus taediosus Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus tastesterribleyes Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus tenebricephalus Hoser, 2024 Veloxscincus thisisserious Hoser, 2024 Newly named subspecies (4) Aurantiacolateri prava languidafemina Hoser, 2024 Aurantiacolateri schmeltzii obscuralinea Hoser, 2024 Carlia boustedi mmm Hoser, 2024 Celerscincus rostralis blacki Hoser, 2024Published as part of the permanent scientific record. Intellectual property rights reserved. Australasian Journal of Herpetology ®
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Need to protect your dog from venomous snakes? Well Canine Snake Avoidance training is what your dog needs. Learn more at: http://www.dogsnakeavoidancetraining.com.au/ and have your pet safe for snake season!
Pseudophryne martinekae from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. Learn more at: https://www.smuggled.com/AJH-I50-Split.htm
Nothing beats an awesome reptile party for the kids.
Children love getting interactive and hands on with the snakes and other reptiles. Crocodiles that are dog tame, frogs, lizards and turtles are all a part of the mix.
In Melbourne, Victoria, Australia the horribly cold winter weather is legendary and yet reptile parties can be done at any time of year. That is in the heat or in the cold, or anything in between. Make your child's birthday party the one to remember. See the website at http://www.reptileparty.com.au to find out when and where you can have the wildest party ever.
Geocrinia otwaysensis is an amazing frog discovered by the Snakeman from Western Victoria. Learn more at:
The Australasian Journal of Herpetology is Australia's best known scientific journal dealing with reptiles, taxonomy and other matters of pu
There is only one hands on reptile party in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and this is Australia's best reptiles. Learn more about kids reptile shows, adult reptile parties and all sorts of wildlife education events at http://www.reptileparty.com.au
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27 new species and subspecies of gecko discovered and named from all over Australia by the Snakeman. All in the genus Diplodactylus. New book-sized peer reviewed paper is out this week. Learn more at http://www.herp.net
Hitting the slopes at Hotham to check out the Burramys parvus type things formally named by Snakeman a few years back.
